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AidaAR
Contributor II
Contributor II

Cannot sum a measure which implies a min() statement

Hi community,

I'm trying to sum up a measure calculated with a minimum statement. The measure and the other field are:

[PESO RC *]= {MIN({<[PRO Linea Proceso]={'3320','3340'}>}[PRO PESO RC])

[PESO LC]=[PESO LC] //field in one of the charts from the script

And then, I want to sum the following:

sum([PESO LC]-[PESO RC *])

And it gives me an error as not recognizing the measure [PESO RC *]

Please help!!!

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Rohan
Specialist
Specialist

Hi @AidaAR ,

Is this measure created in front end as a Master Measure or something ?, If that's the case then, you will have to use aggr function to calculate nested aggregations. so something like : 

sum( aggr(max([PESO LC]),Key_field) - aggr(MIN({<[PRO Linea Proceso]={'3320','3340'}>}[PRO PESO RC]) ,Key_field))

Try it out & let me know if it works for you.

Regards,

Rohan.

 

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Rohan
Specialist
Specialist

Hi @AidaAR ,

Is this measure created in front end as a Master Measure or something ?, If that's the case then, you will have to use aggr function to calculate nested aggregations. so something like : 

sum( aggr(max([PESO LC]),Key_field) - aggr(MIN({<[PRO Linea Proceso]={'3320','3340'}>}[PRO PESO RC]) ,Key_field))

Try it out & let me know if it works for you.

Regards,

Rohan.

 

AidaAR
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Yes! It works! Thank you very much!

TauseefKhan
Creator III
Creator III

Hi @AidaAR,

Check this:

Sum(
Aggr(
[PESO LC] - min({<[PRO Linea Proceso]={'3320','3340'}>} [PRO PESO RC]),
[YourDimensions]
)
)